Readit Newsdbreunig commented on A OSS Library with No Code, Only Specs dbreunig.com/2026/01/08/a... · Posted by u/dbreunig
i have been joking with friends that it's time to redefine saas to software-as-a-sentence
That's cute.
dbreunig commented on Three kinds of AI products work seangoedecke.com/ai-produ... · Posted by u/emschwartz
Perhaps I'm biased since we're in a document heavy industry, but I think the original post misses a lot of the non-tech company use cases. An insane percentage of human time is spent copy pasting things from documents.
Agree. I bucket things into three piles:
1. Batch/Pipeline: Processing a ton of things, with no oversight. Document parsing, content moderation, etc.
2. AI Features: An app calls out to an AI-powered function. Grammarly might pass out a document for a summary, a CMS might want to generate tags for a post, etc.
3. Agents: AI manages the control flow.
So much of discussion online is heavily focused towards agents so that skews the macro view, but these patterns are pretty distinct.